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SavitribaiPhule Pune University

Skill Development Centre

Bachelor of Vocation (B.Voc.) in JEWELLERY DESIGN AND GEMOLOGY

Academic Year:-2018-2019

Course Structure (First Year)

Course Code Course Title Credit

SEMETSER - I Theory Component

JDG 1-1 Language and Communication Skills – English I 4

JDG 1-2 Gemology I 4

JDG 1-3 Fundamentals of Jewellery Design I 4

Skill Component

JDG 1-4 Practical – I (English Assignments) 6 12 JDG 1-5 Practical – II (Based on Theory)

SEMETSER - II

Theory Component

JDG 2-1 Advanced Communication Skills – English II 4

JDG 2-2 Gemology II 4

JDG 2-3 Fundamentals of Jewellery Design II elleesigning 4

Skill Component

JDG 2-4 Practical – III (English Assignments) 6 12 JDG 2-5 Practical – IV (Based on Theory)

Total Credits 60

STRUCTURE FOR SEMESTER

Title Credits Hrs Marks

Total No. of Theory

courses = 3

12 Credits each 180 300

Total No. of Skill based

courses = 3

18 Credits 270 450

30 450 750

STRUCTURE FOR YEAR


Total No. of Theory

courses = 6

24 (4 Credits each) 360 600


courses = 6


60 900 1500

YEAR I

SEMESTER I THEORY

JDG 1-1- COMMUNICATION SKILLS

Verbal and non-verbal communication

Components of Non-verbal Communication

Types of Listening Active Listening V/s Passive Listening

Empathetic Listening

Traits of a good listener, barriers in effective listening,

Effective listening

Grammar and Vocabulary

Tense and the concept of Time. Passive Voice, Conditionals Prepositions,

Concord. Idioms, Confusables, one-word substitutes, homonyms,

Homophones eponyms

Paragraph Development: Introduction, Topic sentence and supporting sentences.

Attributes of a good paragraph.

Letter - Writing

Business Letters, Structure and types of a business letter, Letter of Inquiry,

Letters of complaint, regret and adjustment

Technical Proposals- Definition, Purpose, Types, Characteristics, Structure, Style and

appearance.

Introduction, Definition of an object or a process.

Guidelines for writing good description - organization, content, structure.

JDG 1-2: GEMOLOGY I

Introduction to Gemology

The evolution of the science of gemology, Formation - Geology related to gem minerals.

Earth’s interior, Geological activities, Origin and occurrence of gem stones and their

classification. Basic properties of gems – Beauty, Rarity and Durability, Chemical

Composition, Crystal Structure, Chemical Bonds, Crystallography. Classification of

gemstones, organic & inorganic gems, Groups, species and varieties; visual observation-4

C’s of gemstones, phenomenal varieties, the major gem occurrence of the world,

Chemical Properties

Atomic structure, electrons and chemical bonds, crystalline state and crystalline Materials

Crystal lattice, Amorphous and Metamict minerals, Isomorphism and polymorphism.

Physical Properties

Specific Gravity and density

Durability

Hardness

Cleavage/ Parting

Optical Properties

a) Importance of light in gemology

b) Isotropism and anisotropism, pleochroism, polarization

c) Electromagnetic spectrum - Visible Spectrum; Nature of visible light, wave length and

frequency

d) Light Reflection – Transparency, Reflection and effects: (Luster) due to internal

reflection - Total Internal Reflection

e) Light Refraction- Single and Double Refraction- Total internal refraction (Brilliance)

f) Dispersion of light

g) Polarization

h) Refractive index, birefringence and its determination by Refractometer; Reflectivity;

Reflectometers.

i) Interference figures and their use in gem sorting

Instrumentation

a) 10 x loupe

b) Polariscope and Conoscope

c) Dichroscope

d) Ultra-violet light unit

e) Hardness pencils

JDG 1-3: Fundamentals of Jewellery Design I

Jewellery Design (Hand Sketching)

a) Introduction To The Precious World Of Jewelry

b) Jewelry Designing: Types Of Jewelry, an overview, Sources & Inspirations –sem

c) Study Of Design: Elements And Principals Of Design; Point, Line, Shape, Plane,

Texture, Color, Pattern, Form and Space, Balance, Rhythm, Harmony, Proportion, Order,

Movement, & Compositions

d) Role of Jewelry Designer

e) Understanding of various shapes found in nature, forms of creation

f) Gemstone shapes and cuts

g) Deriving inspiration from various elements

h) Developing skills of turning inspiration into ideas

i) Hand control exercise

j) Free hand and counter sketching

k) Still life and perspective view

l) Shading in geometrical shapes

m) Study of Historical Jewellery- International: Art Nouveau, Art Deco, Edwardian,

Victorian, Retro Period, Egyptians

SEMESTER IPRACTICAL

JDG 1-4: COMMUNICATION SKILLS

Assignments

JDG 1-5: GEMOLOGY I

Use of Gem Instruments

1. Observation of gemstone using a 10x lens

2. Detection of double refraction, by observing pleochroiccolours with the Dichroscope

and 10x lens. Identification of gemstones on the basis of pleochroiccolours;

3. Detection of double refraction, interference figures and internal strain with the

Polariscope

4. Study of the fluorescent colours exhibited by various gemstones under Ultraviolet

(long wave and short wave) light

5. Measurement of refractive indices and birefringence tests using a gem-testing

Refractometer

6. Gemstones to be studied in this sem:

1) Garnet

2) Corundum

3) Beryl

4) Iolite

5) Quartz Group, Chalcedony Group and varieties

JDG 1-5: JEWELLERY DESIGN

a) Sketching

1. Hand control exercises

2. Exercises with forms

3. Creating new forms

4. Basic designs with form

Rendering of metals

Drawing different shapes and sizes of gem stones

Colouring of gemstones

Basic designing with gem stones and settings

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SEMESTER 2 THEORY

JDG 2-1: ADVANCED COMMUNICATION SKILL

Job application

Essential parts - Cover Letter and the ‘resume’. Types of ‘resumes’

(Curriculum Vitae) Chronological ‘resume’, functional ‘resume’.

Interviews

Introduction, General preparations for an interview, Types of questions generally asked at the

interviews. Types of interviews, Importance of nonverbal aspects.

Group Discussions

Introduction, Group discussions as a part of the selection process, guidelines for group

discussion. Role functions in group discussion.

Communication Development Skill

Presentation, Effective presentation strategies.

Defining purpose, analysis of audience and locate, organizing contents.

Preparing an outline of the presentation.

Visual aids, nuances of delivery, Body language and effective presentation.

Peer Review, Video, Technology, Social Media,

News reports, Charts, Advertisements

JDG 2-2: GEMMOLOGY II

4 C’s of Gemstones

Color and Phenomena

Coloring elements; Allochromatic, Ediochromatic, Pseudochromatic; Pleochroism; Light-

Interference,Lustre; Sheen; play of colour, Adularesecence, colour change, Chatoyancy,

Asterism, Labradorescence,Iridescence,Orient,Aventurescence

Clarity

Inclusions and their types, Breaks, Fluid Inclusion and Included crystals, Inclusions for

identificationGrowth lines and colour zoning, twinning, types of inclusion, identification of

natural and synthetic gemstones, colour zone diffusion and induced feathers/fingerprints, use of

laboratory equipments and methods for identification

Cut

Fashioning of Gemstones, Shape and style, Traditional gem shapes, other gem shapes and styles,

proportions and finish

Carat Weight

Size of the gemstone and carat weight

Introduction to Gem Treatments

Bleaching, Heat Treatment, Fracture Filling

Gemstone Alternatives

Synthetics, Imitation and Simulants

Study of different type of Gemstones

a) Ruby

b) Sapphire

c) Yellow sapphire

d) Emerald

e) Garnet

f) Chrysoberyl cat’s

eye

g) Coral

h) Pearl

i) Amber

j) Mother of Pearl

k) Carnelian

l) Moonstone

m) Alexandrite,

n) Labradorite

o) Aventurene

p) Opal

q) Sunstone

r) Blood stone

s) Onyx

Instrumentation

1. Microscope

2. Balance for specific gravity determination

3. Spectroscope

4. Chelsea Colour filter

Care and Cleaning of Gems

Handling and Storage, Cleaning-Ultrasonic Cleaners, Steam Cleaners, Gentle cleaning

Organic Gemstone

Pearls, Shells, Amber, Coral, Ivory, Jet,

JDG 2-3: FUNDAMENTALS OF JEWELLERY DESIGN II

History And Purpose Of Jewelry

History of Jewellery in Indian context

Study of historical Jewellery – India Mauryan,Sunga,Gupta, Kushan, Chandella, Mughal

History of Ornamentation: Brief Introduction

Jewellery in the 21st century: Latest Fashion Trends and Forecast, Colour in Gems

SEMESTER II PRACTICAL

JDG 2-4: ADVANCED COMMUNICATION SKILL

Practical based on Theory

JDG 2-5: GEMOLOGY II

1. Observation of the listed gemstones using following instruments

a) external features (cut, colour, fractures, etc.) of a gemstone using a 10x lens

b) Dichroscope c) Polariscope

2. Determination of specific gravity by hydrostatic weighing method and by using heavy

liquids

3. Study of the absorption spectra of various gemstones using a direct vision

Spectroscope

4. Observation of the internal features of various natural and synthetics gemstones with a

microscope; Growth lines and colour zoning, types of inclusion, identification of

natural and synthetic gemstones, colour zone diffusion and induced

feathers/fingerprints.

5. Various types of cuts

6. Determination of Geographical And Geological Origin of Gemstones Based On

Inclusions

7. Instrumentation

Microscope

Spectroscope

Chelsea Colour filter

Balance for specific gravity determination

JDG 2-5 : FUNDAMENTALS OF JEWELRY DESIGN

Object Drawing According To Light Source And Shading

Basic Perspective of Drawing, Nature Drawing

General Anatomy Of Birds, Animals

Drawing Geometrical Constructions With Measurements Such As Parallel Lines,

Perpendicular Lines, Bisecting Angles, Triangle, Square, Hexagon, Etc.

Geometrical Designs Design from Natural Elements

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SavitribaiPhule Pune University




Course Structure (Second Year)


SEMETSER - III Theory Component

JDG 3-1 Fundamentals of computer 4

JDG 3-2 Gemology III 4

JDG 3-3 Fundamentals of Jewellery Design III 4

Skill Component

JDG 3-4 Practical – I (Based on Theory) 6 12 JDG 3-5 Practical – II (Based on Theory)

SEMETSER - IV

Theory Component

JDG 4-1 Marketing 4

JDG 4-2 Gemology IV 4

JDG 4-3 Fundamentals of Jewellery Design IV Designing 4

Skill Component

JDG 4-4 Practical – III (Based on Theory) 6 12 JDG 4-5 Practical – IV (Based on Theory)

Total Credits 60



Total No. of Theory

courses = 3



courses = 3

18 Credits 270 450

30 450 750

STRUCTURE FOR YEAR


Total No. of Theory

courses = 6



courses = 6


60 900 1500

YEAR II

SEMESTER III THEORY

JDG 3-1: FUNDAMENTALS OF COMPUTER

Introduction

How to Start the CorelDraw program, Introduction to the CorelDraw program, Menu bar &

Drawing Toolbox etc.

Tools

creating text

selecting and transforming objects

shaping objects

combining/grouping, breaking apart/separating, ungrouping

converting to curves

weld, intersection and trim

aligning, copying, pasting and cloning

blending and contouring

fitting text to a path

colour adjustment and bitmap effects

page setup and printing

uses of corel draw in jewellery industry.

JDG 3-2- GEMMOLOGY III

Introduction to Crystallography

Definition and conditions conducive for the formation of crystals.Crystal morphology – faces,

forms, edges, solid angles, interfacial angle and its measurement by contact Goniometer, law of

constancy of interfacial angle

Crystallographic Elements

Symmetry elements – crystallographic axes, lettering and order of crystallographic axes,

Laws of crystallography – law of constancy of symmetry, law of constancy ofinterfacial angles,

Classification of crystals into systems

Crystal Systems

Study of following crystallographic systems with respect to their elements of symmetry,

crystallographic axes and their forms with indices. i. Orthorhombic (Type: Barytes) ii.

Tetragonal (Type: Zircon) iii. Cubic (Type: Galena) iv. Hexagonal (Type: Beryl) v. Monoclinic

(Type: Gypsum) vi. Triclinic (Type: Axinite).

Twinning

Twin crystals, Effects of Twinning, compositionplane,, twinning plane and twinning axis, Types

of twins – simple and repeated (polysynthetic twins), contact and penetration twins: secondary

twins. Examples related to gemology.

Synthetic processes

A brief history of early gemstone synthesis,

Flame fusion (Verneuil Process),

Czochralski (Crystal pulling),

Kyropolous

Skull melting process,

Flux fusion process,

Hydrothermal process,

Gel growth,

Ceramic process

Treatments

Bleaching,

Coating,

Spraying and Foiling,

Impregnation with oil, resin

Fracture filling (colorless),

Heat Treatment,

Diffusion Treatment,

Beryllium Diffusion,

Dyeing (Colored impregnation)

Graphitization,

Glass filling Lead, Bismuth,

Laser Drilling,

Irradiation

Lattice diffusion

Sugar smoke Treatment

Surface modification

High Pressure High Temperature HPHT treatment

Filling of pores (Porous stones) – Colorless,

Heat treatment in ruby and sapphires with different kinds of residuals, Irradiation,

disclosure of enhancements

JDG 3-3: FUNDAMENTALS OF JEWELRY DESIGN

Types of Jewellery and variations among them:

Women’s Jewellery:

Rings

Brooches

Earring

Pendant

Bracelets

Anklets

Necklaces: Choker Necklace, Dog Collar, Riviere, Lariat, Y Necklace, Segmented

Necklace, Raani-Haar, Tapering Necklace & Bridal Necklace etc

Modern jewellery

Conseptual designing

Fashion

Designer jewellery

SEMESTER III PRACTICAL

JDG 3-4: FUNDAMENTALS OF COMPUTER

Create different shapes of gemstones - Round, oval, bugget, triangle, heart, pear,

marquees etc

Create different designs of pendants, rings bangles and necklaces using corel draw

toolbox

Give special effects to the jewellery design

Saving files in jpg format.

Introduction to PowerPoint. Starting PowerPoint. AutoContent Wizard. Working with

texts, graphs, pictures, audio, and video in slides. Design templates.

Introduction to Photo Shop

JDG 3-5: GEMOLOGY III (stones of first year + list for second year)

1. Observation of external symmetry, surface marks and cleavage of various crystals and

their identification;

2. Use of Colour Filters in detecting synthetic gemstones

3. Visual Identification of various gemstones by its crystal system and other external

properties;

Crystallography: Study of elements of symmetry, crystallographic axes and forms of the

following crystal systems a) Orthorhombic System (Type: Barytes) b) Tetragonal System

(Type: Zircon) c) Cubic system (Type: Galena) d) Hexagonal System (Type: Beryl) e)

Monoclinic System (Type: Gypsum) f) Triclinic System (Type: Axinite) g) Measurement of

interfacial angle with Contact Goniometer

Study of different type of Gemstones

Apatite, Diopside, Fluorite, Jade, Topaz, Sphene

Syntheic Vs Natural gem identification

JDG 3-5: JEWELRY DESIGN III

Designing of Necklaces, Rings, Bracelets, earings

Modern jewelry

Conceptual designing

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SEMESTER IV THEORY

JDG 4-1 : MARKETING

Marketing Concepts, Concept of SALES , Difference Between Sales and Marketing

Approaches to Marketing - Study Approaches and Functional Approaches - Marketing

Process - Functions of Marketing

Market research and Planning - Nature, Process and Contents of Marketing Plan

Consumer relationship

Understanding a sales associate and his responsibility

Responsibility while making sales and add-on sales

General rule for customer contact

Customer engaging techniques

Factors Influencing Buying Behaviour of customers - Buyer decision process

Type of Customers

The New Age Customer

Handling Customer Complaints

Effective Complaint Management systems

Understanding Common Customer Complaints

Essential Steps of Selling Process

1. Approach the customer

2. Exchange information

3. Build value

4. Create desire

5. Trial close

6. Close the sale

7. Follow-up

Concept of Good, Bad And Excellent Service

Stock Management

JDG 4-2 : GEMOLOGY IV

Gemstone Formation in different rocks

Igneous rocks, magmatic and hydrothermal phases and gemstone formation in

pegmatites, topaz, tourmaline, beryl, and other gems. Basalts and formation of ruby.

Sedimentary rocks, placer deposits, gemstones found in gravels and other sedimentary

rocks.

Metamorphic rocks and formation of gems like ruby, spinel, garnet etc.

Formation of diamonds in the earth’s interior.

Origin of diamonds accordingly its surface marking, shape and habits of rough diamonds

Gemstone Exploration

Mining, Mining Techniques, Prospecting, Extraction and Recovery of gemstones.

Gem Localities

Type localities of different gemstones

Major Gem mines

Global and Indian Coloured stone Markets

World Famous gems

Hope Diamond, Kohinoor, Black Prince Ruby, Pearl of India,Tiffany Diamond,etc

JDG 4-3: JEWELLERY DESIGN IV

Basic jewellery designing

Equipment for Jewellery Drawing and Design, Jewellery Drawing, Nature Drawing, Historic

Ornament, The Beginning of Design (Variations), Rendering in Pencil, Rendering with Brush,

Stone Settings

Rendering in Colour, Rendering Stones

SEMESTER IV PRACTICAL

JDG-4-5: MARKETING


JDG 4-6: GEMOLOGY

In depth study of

•Precious Stones

•Semi-Precious Stones

•Identification of Gemstones in different R.I. ranges

•Description, Properties and Identification of gemstones in the refractive index range 1.40 -

1.50, 1.50- 1.60, 1.60-1.65, 1.66-1.70, 1.70-1.80, above 1.8 over range

Stones to be studied: Beryl, Chrysoberyl, Corrundum, Feldspar group, Garnet Group,

Tourmaline, Azurite, Natural glass/Obsidian, Rhodonite, Turquoise, Spinel, Ruby Synite,

Dumortorite, Rhyolite, Dolomite, Calcite, Chiastolite, Hypersthene, Kyanite, Enstatite,

Sodalite, Lapis Lazuli, Prehnite and Scolecite

Mineral Maps

JDG 4-6: JEWELLERY DESIGNING PAPER IV

Designsing of Jewelery based on geometric motifs, historical inspirations.

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Course Structure (First Year)


SEMETSER - V Theory Component

JDG 1-1 Business Ethics and Management 4

JDG 1-2 Gemology V 4

JDG 1-3 Jewellery Design V 4

Skill Component

JDG 1-4 Practical – I (Based on Theory) 6 12 JDG 1-5 Practical – II (Based on Theory)

SEMETSER - II

Theory Component

JDG 2-1 Entrepreneurship Developement 4

JDG 2-2 Gemology VI 4

JDG 2-3 Fundamentals of Jewellery Design VI 4

Skill Component

JDG 2-4 Practical – III (Based on Theory) 6 12 JDG 2-5 Practical – IV (Based on Theory)

Total Credits 60



Total No. of Theory

courses = 3



courses = 3

18 Credits 270 450

30 450 750

STRUCTURE FOR YEAR


Total No. of Theory

courses = 6



courses = 6


60 900 1500

YEAR III

SEMESTER V THEORY

JDG-5-1: BUSINESS ETHICS AND MANAGEMENT

Management principles

Concept, Scope Importance, Objectives and Functions

Human resource development

Personal Management and Human resource management

Planning Processes

Critical thinking, creative thinking, strategic thinking

Conventional and strategic planning

Recruitment trends, Section steps, Type of Interviews, Induction, Job changes, promotions,

Career planning; concepts, objectives and development

Listening and understanding skills

Leadership skills

Problem solving steps

JDG 5-2 : GEMOLOGY V

Introduction to Diamonds

Chemical composition, Physical properties, Durability of Diamonds

Diamonds and their internal structure: Crystal Forms, Growth Features, Crystallography,

Cleaving, Surface Markings, Rough Diamonds

4 C’s of Diamonds-

Color: Grades, treatments, enhancementsDepth of the colour, Shade of the colour,

Colour of the inclusion, position of the colour zoning, Fluorescence and

phosphorescence.

Clarity: flaws, inclusions, blemishes, grading standards,

Cut: Types, History,Proportions, Variations, planning and marking, sawing, Bruting,

Faceting of table, Faceting of crown, Faceting of pavilion. Instruments used in cutting

and polishing of diamond processing. Manual method of planning and marking.

Computerized or automatic method for planning marking and diamond sawing.

Carat: measurement and calculation, Cost computation.

Optical Properties and Crystalinity

Cubic system; Forms; Twins, Parallel growth; Irregular forms; Growth features, Fracture;

Cleavage; Hardness (Moh's Scale); Specific gravity (Heavy liquids and Hydrostatic method);

Electrical conductivity, Thermal conductivity; Graphitization.

Single; double and anamolous double refraction, Refractive index; Strain patterns;

Dispersion; Absorption spectra; Transparency to Ultra-violet and x-rays; Reflectivity;

Luminiscence.

Geological occurrences and their history

Geological occurrence of Diamonds, Diamond deposits, Kimberlites and Lamprolites, pipe

deposits.Gem and industrial diamond, kimberlite (mines); Alluvial deposits (river beds),

Marine deposits (beaches, sea-bed); Meteoric diamonds; Localities like Australia; Borneo;

Brazil; India; Sierra Leon; Russia; South Africa; South West Africa, Zaire, Canada etc.

Working and manufacturing process of diamonds

Survey methods if diamond deposits, Mining techniques of diamond deposits, History of

diamond and diamond mining, Blood diamonds and conflict diamonds.

Extraction of Diamonds: Crushing, Washing and Screening, Heavy media separator,

Grease table, Grease belt, ray separation.

Sorting of rough diamonds :Sorting by Size; Shapes; Colour; Purity.

Manufacturing of diamonds: Grains; Sawing; Cleaving; Bruting; Grinding; Polishing;

4,3,2, point stones; Acidizing; Ultrasonic cleaning.

Diamond grading

1. COLOUR GRADING OF POLISHED STONES:

Lighting standards and magnification; Comparison stones. Colour grading systems

(G.I.A.; HRD; Indian, C.I.B.J.O.)

2. CLARITY GRADING OF POLISHED STONES:

Magnification; Lighting; International grading scales; (G.I.A.; HRD; Indian; C.I.B.J.O.);

Criteria for grading; Internal blemishes; External defects.

3. GRADING FOR CUT :

Spread stones; Lumpy and Fish-eye stones, Proportion scope and proportion analyzing,

Carat system; weighing scales; Estimating weight of mounted stones (gauges); Sieves

and sieve sizes. Estimating: Table percentage, Pavilion depth, Crown angle, Pavilion

angle and Girdle thickness.

Synthetic diamonds and Simulants

1. SYNTHETIC DIAMOND:

Synthesis; Artificial colouration; Identification of treated diamond.

2. DIAMOND SIMULANTS :

Gadolinium Gallium Garnet (GGG); Yttrium Aluminium Garnet (YAG); Strontium

Titanate; Synthetic Rutile; Synthetic Cubic Zirconia; Synthetic moissanite; Spinel, Sapphire;

Zircon; Topaz; Quartz; Paste, Doublets.

Diamond Markets

Global and Indian Markets for Diamonds

De-Beers consolidated Mines; Diamond Trading Company (D.T.C.); Sights supplied by

D.T.C.; Diamond Bourses; Clubs; Operation of the National and International markets.

Sources of Rough diamonds: HDC, MMTC, NMDC, Local-resellers, DTC, Open market.

JDG 5-3: JEWELLERY DESIGN V

Main features of Jewelry of major International markets: USA, Japan, Dubai, French

market, Italian market, German market

Main features of Jewellery of European International markets: Italy, Germany, France

Traditional Jewellery: Definition of Traditional jewellery

Main features of Jewellery of major Indian markets :KundanMeenaJewellery of Rajasthan,

KundanMeena, Definition/ Meaning, Process, Evaluation, Enameling, Kinds of Enamel,

Gold Jewellery of Rajkot, Temple Jewellery of Kerala, Terracotta Jewellery of Bengal,

Jewellery Style of Maharastra, Art of Filigree- Orissa, Filigree, Meaning & Process, Silver,

Filigree.

Jewelry materials

How to choose Material for Jewellery

Designs derived from Nature- the Moth-Mullen in Design,The Snow Crystal in Design,

The Sea-horse in Design, The Butterfly in Design

Designing - Elliptical Brooch, Buckles, Clasps, Bar Pins Pendants, Lavaliere and

Necklaces, Pendants, Lavaliere and Necklaces, the watch fob, hat pin, cuff link, cuff

button, the finger ring, scarf pin, Chains, pendant slides, pendant connections

Designing – flower spray

Study of apple blossoms –bud forms, bud sections, sections of seed pods, leaf outlines

Studies from Peacock, shells

SEMESTER V PRACTICAL

JDG 5-4: BUSINESS ETHICS AND MANAGEMENT


JDG 5-5: GEMOLOGY V


JDG 5-5: JEWELLERY DESIGN V

Designing Jewelry suitable to different world markets

Designing jewelery around different gem stones

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SEMESTER VI THEORY

JDG-6-1-ENTREPRENEURSHIP DEVELOPMENT

Concept of entrepreneurship, entrepreneurial talent, business ideas, fundamentals of

entrepreneurship, challenges of entrepreneurship.

Project Management: Feasibility and Viability

Skill development, Business Incubation.

Advertizing: types, agencies, media planning, brand awareness, brand names, headlines, slogans,

basic elements of advertising

Code of Ethics

JDG 6-2 : GEMMOLOGY VI

Metal:

Precious metals : Gold, Silver & Platinum, Characteristics/Properties and Classification of

Metals, Metal Texture, Alloy

Metal and their Behaviour

Characteristics and classification, ores, metal groups-ferrous, non-ferrous, alloys, mining

and techniques-surface mining, subsurface mining and types.Basic techniques of jewellery

making- measurement, layout, sawing, drilling, filing.

Precious metals and their mining, methods of refinement and recovery, application in

jewellery, quality control –lowering or raising metal quality, hallmarking, standard weights

and measures.

Gem trade

Selling Gemstones through their properties:

Clarity, Colour, Cut, Carat Weight

Customer Interactions:

Approach, Information Exchange, Demonstration Techniques, Value Enhancement, Sale

approaches, Closure, Add-on Sales, Follow up.

Security:

Gem and Jewelry Related Giftware: Watches, Crystal pieces, Enamel pieces, figurines,

desk accessories, cufflinks, China, Hollowware etc.

Service:

Knowledge, Repeat Sales, Personal Attention, Awareness, Care and cleaning, home care,

Jewelry handling etc.

Hall marking and Gem Certification

Pricing/ Valuation

Market Terms/ Indian Trade

JDG 6-3: JEWELLERY DESIGN SOFTWARE

Software introduction, basic elements of the software

Use of software for jewelry designing

Master piece making, creating 2D and 3D Designs

Modification in designs, designs as per client requirements

SEMESTER VI PRACTICAL

JDG 6-4: ENTREPRENEURSHIP DEVELOPMENT

Practical based on theory

JDG 6-5: GEMOLOGY AND JEWELLERY DESIGN SOFTWARE

Use of Jewellery Design Software

Project and portfolio design.

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